Can a Person Appear for Judiciary with a Law Degree Completed in 6 Years?

Dear Ravi,

Thank you for the question. It is entirely possible for a person to appear for judicial service exams even if they completed their 5-year law course in 6 years. The key eligibility criteria is that the law degree must have been fully completed without any back papers, back-logs, or pending projects. Additionally, the individual must have obtained a degree certificate, law degree marks cards, and a convocation certificate from their law college.

To summarize, if you have:

Completed your law degree without any back-papers or back-logs. Received a degree certificate from your law college. Obtained law degree marks cards. Attended the convocation ceremony or received a convocation certificate.

Then you are eligible to appear for the judicial service exams. The education criteria for judicial service exams typically requires a holder of a LLB degree.

Eligibility Criteria for Judicial Service Exams

When applying for judicial service exams in any Indian state, you must ensure that you have:

Original testimonials: This includes academic transcripts and degrees. Three sets of self-attested photocopies: You will need to submit these at the time of application. Viva-voce: You must be prepared to participate in a viva-voce evaluation for verification of your testimonials.

Additional Information and Considerations

It is important to note that while it is possible to appear for the judicial service exams with a law degree completed in 6 years, the process can be more challenging compared to those who completed their degree within the standard period. This is because the time taken to complete the course can sometimes be seen as an indicator of general academic performance and timely completion of academic requirements.

Coaching and Guidance

If you require additional support in preparing for judicial service exams, various coaching centers offer guidance and training. Notably, Paradygmlaw Coaching Center, located in Koramangala 3rd Block, Bangalore, specializes in CLAT and NLSAT preparation. They provide offline classes and can be contacted for an appointment.

For other information, offline classes are only available at Koramangala 3rd Block, Bangalore, for CLAT and NLSAT. We request you to contact them directly for admissions. Please remember that eligibility criteria and category-wise cut-offs may change each year.

Wishing you all the best in your pursuit of a career in the judiciary.

Disclaimer

Paradygmlaw Coaching Center is not responsible for the use of information provided here as eligibility criteria and cut-offs may vary each year. Eligibility criteria in different states may also differ, so it is essential to consult the specific rules and requirements relevant to your intended state of examination.

Thank you for your attention.